rhizo_1 - well, I deduced that your typical rose fungus would not be affected by the properties of this product, according to the following description on the back of the product: Actino-Iron Biological Fungicide ("AIBF") controls and suppresses root diseases and is also a source of iron essential for plant growth and development. AIBF contains the patented Actinovate microorganism, Streptomyces lydicus WYEC 108. This powerful microorganism colonizes on the root systems of plants, protecting the plant from soil borne diseases. Fungi controlled include damping off, black rot, brownpatch, take-all patch, Fusarium, Pythium, Rhizotonia, Phytophthora and other root decay fungi. In addition,use of AIBF will produce hardier, more vigorous plants with increased root development. Plants will be larger and greener with AIBF. Maybe it was the last two sentences that got me :) I didn't really get the product to help with BS and certainly now that I am actually analyzing the label more closely, I see more precisely what applications for which it would benefit the most. Do you think it would help for rose cuttings? I have had limited success in the past. I also grow a lot of stuff from seed. Thanks for your help! Lynn

That is the site from which we'd buy it. Our laundry room is roughly 9' x 12'6" and has a window and upper cupboards above the appliances. Because it is monochromatic, toile is not necessarily "busy" looking, but it all depends upon the repeat. I hope someone out there has it!

Wow, cooper--that's really a testimonial to that microhood. Amazing. That's really great. We started out getting a microhood (actually a convection microhood) but then the convection part was so pathetic I ended up returning it and having to fight for my money back...I decided we'd just have the microwave somewhere else and got a hood instead (it cost about the same, actually). Unfortunately, since we'd planned the microhood originally I had only 30" for the hood, and I can really see now why they recommend 6" over the width of the range for the hood. Oh well. I bought up (the 650) because I hated our range (we were keeping it at the time) and I was dreaming of the day we'd replace it with a decent one -- gosh, one of this girl's dreams has finally come true--backwards, sideways, and 4 years late, but hey...

Savannah, Georgia, where I also work as a tour guide in the Historic District. Good thing my nightlife/partying days are behind me because now I spend my money in the antiques malls/consignment shops looking for treasures like this. Thing is, I need to find an appropriate place to display it. I also practice Feng Shui, (or as I call it "Interior Decorating for the Interior Decorating Challenged") so I usually put some thought into arrangements before I purchase something: Metal décor here, wood décor there, etc. This, on the other hand, was in impulse buy. But can you blame me? And for only $20?!?